audit-fixissues
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Plan fixes for selected audit findings and publish validated draft PRs when implementation is requested.
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14 rules. About 0 are common, 7 are distinctive, and 7 are very specific to this project.
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- Distinctive: line 10
Ask when no issue set can be determined.
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Read current issue bodies and discussion.
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Use the remediation playbook for the current phase.
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Read planning guidance for unresolved designs and category-specific validation for implementation.
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Read publication or dependency-stack guidance when needed.
- Very specific: line 34
Use $git-github-workflow for those operations and its authorization exceptions.
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Leave PRs in draft. Do not request reviews, post @codex review, resolve review threads, promote drafts, merge, enable auto-merge, or …
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Do not repeat approval when the user already authorized an action.
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Use one branch and draft PR per non-duplicate issue.
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Before publication, inspect the full diff against the intended base.
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Run $review-fix-loop for at least one round and record it in the ## Review section.
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Follow the required body format in $git-github-workflow.
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Use Closes #N or Closes OWNER/REPOSITORY#N as applicable.
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Do not wait for reviews or post-publication CI in this skill.
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
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Audit Issue Remediation
Accept selected issue URLs, numbers, pasted findings, or the latest audit identified by the user. Preserve exclusions and order. Ask when no issue set can be determined. Do not select unrelated backlog.
Read current issue bodies and discussion. Deduplicate findings and order prerequisites first. Otherwise prioritize bugs, performance, then remaining categories by repository priority, evidence, and impact.
Plan or Implement
In Plan Mode, inspect read-only and return a decision-complete plan. For a planning request, produce plans without implementation or publication. Post a plan comment only when requested.
For an implementation request, plan as needed and continue through validation and draft publication. An initial invocation does not require another approval after planning. Continue independent issues when one is blocked.
Use the remediation playbook for the current phase. Read planning guidance for unresolved designs and category-specific validation for implementation. Read publication or dependency-stack guidance when needed.
Boundaries
Authorized implementation includes issue-scoped branches, edits, tests, commits,
pushes, draft PRs, existing labels, and accurate body updates.
Use $git-github-workflow for those operations and its authorization exceptions.
Leave PRs in draft. Do not request reviews, post @codex review, resolve review
threads, promote drafts, merge, enable auto-merge, or directly close issues.
New issues, custom labels, and published-history rewrites require separate scope.
Do not repeat approval when the user already authorized an action.
Use one branch and draft PR per non-duplicate issue. Prefer the repository default branch as the base. Reuse an isolated worktree when needed to protect unrelated changes. Keep dependency stacks shallow and independently reviewable.
Verify and Hand Off
Establish the category-specific baseline before the main change. Confirm a failing regression for reproducible bugs. Implement the smallest complete solution and run applicable repository gates.
Before publication, inspect the full diff against the intended base.
Run $review-fix-loop for at least one round and record it in the ## Review section.
Follow the required body format in $git-github-workflow.
Include the required closing keyword for the issue.
Use Closes #N or Closes OWNER/REPOSITORY#N as applicable.
Fetch the published PR and verify its full body, base, open state, and draft state.
Do not wait for reviews or post-publication CI in this skill.
Hand drafts to $manage-pr-lifecycle.
Finish when each selected issue has a validated draft PR or a concrete blocker. Report the mapping, validation, unresolved evidence, and lifecycle handoff.
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